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COMMON WANTS TO WORK WITH DR. DRE // FEB 23, 2006


Common is about to hit the studio to record a new album, to be entitled "Finding Forever." Common says he already knows what producers he’d like to use for this seventh studio album.

"I would love to work with Dr. Dre because it'll be something fresh for me, because I feel like he's someone who is a classic producer. I like people who can consistently do it throughout time and be great, and I feel that Dr. Dre is one of those individuals."

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Mobb Deep im Interview - Blood Money

Mobb Deep have a retort for those those fans that thought the group's G-Unit affiliation would compromise their self-proclaimed "murda musik."

The group's upcoming album, Blood Money, features 50 Cent and many acts like Lloyd Banks, Young Buck and Tony Yayo, but Prodigy and Havoc say their style prevails on the opus.

Mobb Deep have a retort for those those fans that thought the group's G-Unit affiliation would compromise their self-proclaimed "murda musik."

The group's upcoming album, Blood Money, features 50 Cent and many acts like Lloyd Banks, Young Buck and Tony Yayo, but Prodigy and Havoc say their style prevails on the opus.

"Basically, to the people that thought [it wouldn't be a true Mobb Deep album], when they hear this, I just want to stamp on their head, 'I told you.'" Havoc said.

"Mobb Deep isn't gonna change and when we first got here 50 was like, 'Listen, I want y'all to keep doing what you been doing. That's it,'" Havoc continued. "We didn't want to change and 50 didn't want to change us. Now everybody is gonna hear the Mobb sound, not just our core audience. They are gonna say, 'Oh, this is why these mother f***ers been around for 10 or something years.'"

The pair did admit that 50 Cent did bear some influence on the sound of the album, in addition to having several guest appearances.

Rapper Prodigy said, "Basically, we did like half the album when he was shooting Get Rich or Die Tryin' [and recorded] some of it while we were on tour. It was a 50/50 [effort] basically."

At a New York concert in August of 2004, M.O.P. and Mobb Deep announced they intended to release a M.O.P./ Mobb Deep joint album.

Despite the goal, Havoc revealed why the Mash Out Posse, also G-Unit brethren, don't appear on Blood Money.

"We were just been so busy. When we was on the tour together, you got five different artists trying to get in the studio at one time. Everybody was basically doing them and we didn't get the chance to actually do a song with M.O.P. We wanted to. In the future, we definitely are going to do a song with M.O.P. And definitely, we got the [conceptual M.O.P./Mobb Deep] album in mind. It would be crazy."

With the album, they didn't want to alienate their faithful fans, but admitted to the desire to expand their audience.

"We didn't want to make this a compilation. Those are enough artists for now. I wish we could have had more of G-Unit on there. This is our introduction," the Queens producer rapper explained. "You're gonna hear collaborations with all the G-Unit artists at some point, whether is MOP and Ma$e- whatever. We just couldn't fit it in the album."

In addition to G-Unit, Blood Money features production from Alchemist, Havoc, Sha Money XL, Dr. Dre and a plethora of upcoming producers. The album is expected to hit stores on March 21.

-AllHipHop.com
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hi aftermath-heads

Hat einer von euch n plan ob busta auch für sein Big Bang Album auf Tour gehen will ?
 
bisher ist jedenfalls nix drüber bekannt.. also geh ich davon aus, dass es keine "big bang"-tour geben wird (jedenfalls nicht in deutschland)
 
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COMMON WANTS TO WORK WITH DR. DRE // FEB 23, 2006


Common is about to hit the studio to record a new album, to be entitled "Finding Forever." Common says he already knows what producers he’d like to use for this seventh studio album.

"I would love to work with Dr. Dre because it'll be something fresh for me, because I feel like he's someone who is a classic producer. I like people who can consistently do it throughout time and be great, and I feel that Dr. Dre is one of those individuals."

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Was will der seine komischen Texte über solche geilen Beats rappen? :rolleyes:
 
oh mein gott ich krieg gleich was an mich dre hai in den staaten ein track am 13.02.06 veröffentlicht der the next episode 2006 heisst und der nate dogg und snoop dogg featuret
 
oh mein gott ich krieg gleich was an mich dre hai in den staaten ein track am 13.02.06 veröffentlicht der the next episode 2006 heisst und der nate dogg und snoop dogg featuret
 
oh mein gott ich krieg gleich was an mich dre hai in den staaten ein track am 13.02.06 veröffentlicht der the next episode 2006 heisst und der nate dogg und snoop dogg featuret
 
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oh mein gott ich krieg gleich was an mich dre hai in den staaten ein track am 13.02.06 veröffentlicht der the next episode 2006 heisst und der nate dogg und snoop dogg featuret
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:rolleyes:

mein gott, die leute planen es einfach nicht.....

immer wieder....echt krass...
 
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